#but honestly?

[jadecantcreate]

my offering to my fellow citizens of kremy nation for kremy wednesday! kremy being a diva as usual reference and close up after the cut

[thestarsarecool]

“[Paul] gives everyone their moment. When we’re on the road, he’ll come up to the stage manag­er and dance with him a little bit, and for the rest of that guy’s life he can say, ‘This one time I danced with Paul McCartney.’ That’s just who Paul is. It’s not something he turns on for the cameras.”

— Chris Holmes, Paul McCartney’s touring DJ, Rolling Stone 2013

[khaopybara]

I think we, as a fandom, didn't gush enough about Sand in his bell bottom jeans.

FIRST KANAPHAN as SAND episode 11 of ONLY FRIENDS

[neonleon69]

WE GOT OFFICIAL HUMAN TMNT DESIGNS

[cinaminrolll]

CHAINSAW MAN 127 SPOILERS

denji had me genuinely tearing up at that speech just to drop THIS at the end

[possiblyawesometmblr]

assuming Ari has read a lot of the books in Elisium, would she ever write new books to put in? And if so what would she write about?

as much as i would love for her to since i'm a writer, i don't think she ever had time to write prior to her epilogue! but i think it'd be fun as hell if once elysium is stable and she has more time to take breaks with caspian around, she might try her hand at writing a few silly stories for the allays :)

[bighologramnightmare]

I’m the only one who didn't like Ranger Soup “advice” at all? TK is a first responder, so he gets that the job is demanding. That’s was never the problem. It wasn't necessarily about their first anniversary or gifts. The whole point was TK being worried because he saw the signs that Carlos was becoming obsessed with Gabriel’s case.

[aroacefanartist]

"if anybody in this thing can do it, its put my money on you" ok yea, athena is great and can do anything, But me, personally, id put my money on the 12yr old with the plane special interest

[writergeek]

Series Summary: Fun fact: It's illegal to fill your own tank in New Jersey. Also fun fact: Most canon places Gotham in New Jersey.

So what would it be like, if you're a gas station attendant and a vigilante pulls into your gas station?

Bradley McBatty is about to find out.

aka, you're a gas station attendant and you're about to have a horrible day...

Words: 2,469 Works: 5 Complete: Yes

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Written 3-4months ago for a zine/writing challenge in my writing server, where every drabble had to be 500 words or less. This (very cracky) series was my response.

[chewysgummies]

Nobody gonna mention how in any previous episodes, the dombot has that scary ass voice, but in the Showstopper- they just have that weird ass voice instead?

[ghostiedreamsz]

Mm misinterpretation go HRNRNFHSHFHFHEBFNRN

I keep hearing discourse about misinterpreting characters and had to stop and think about a time I had seen a character be misinterpreted because for some reason, I just couldn’t think of any

I then had the slow realization that my brain was repressing literal years of watching Izuku motherfucking Midoriya be reduced to uwu soft sensitive twink(tm) by the My Hero fandom and goddammit I’ll never forgive you guys

[cj-kenobi]

fellas is it gay to do your second in commands makeup?

based on this image

[lunarlivs]

honestly if i see one more brotherfucker and/or it’s practically insect i will practically throw myself in a ditch

[rubylarkspur22]

A Headcanon About The Burned Lands Introduction

So, while watching the cutscenes for Dawn of the Dragon, I keep thinking about the introduction to Burned Lands. Particularly, how Cynder talks to Spyro after Ignitus sacrifices himself to get them both across the Belt of Fire.

I know the voice acting leaves much to be desired in that scene, but I wanted to share my take on the more story-related side of things. Specifically, Cynder. Continuing below the cut, so as not to clog up dashes.

My take on the scene is that she's trying to calm Spyro down. Not just to keep him from doing something stupid(i.e. pulling them both into the fire to try and save Ignitus, which would only send them to the same fiery grave), but also because of one thing that does end up happening in this scene.

Dark Spyro.

Remember, Cynder is one of only two people who actually know about this form in the game. And she also has personal experience with the effects the Darkness can have on someone when they're exposed. If Dark Spyro reemerged, there wouldn't be much she could do to stop him. It wouldn't be as simple as it was in the Well of Souls, where she just had to get Spyro away from the Dark Aether to stop his exposure.

So she tries to talk him down, telling him to let it go and not make an irrational decision that would kill them both. Not because she's not grieving Ignitus. She may not have been as close to the Fire Guardian as Spyro, but he was still one of the friendlier people to her after she was freed. And losing him still hurt.

But she knew Spyro saw Ignitus as something of a father figure. She could see just how badly he was hurting when they landed. And she knew if Spyro wasn't careful, he could lose himself again. But she hopes she can redirect his focus away from his grief, and towards the task they have to complete.

But then Spyro starts to give in. And Cynder panics. If she can't snap him out of it, they are in big trouble. But she also can't fight him. In his state, he wouldn't hold back, and their power difference would be even greater. And while she didn't see what happened to Gaul... Well, the fact Spyro was the only one to emerge from that lower level speaks volumes. The best she can do is keep talking. Get him to calm down enough to regain control. But in the end, it's up to Spyro if he chooses to come back to himself or to give in.

Thankfully, she gets through to him. He snaps out of it before he does something dangerous. He's still hurting, that much is obvious, but Cynder is there to be his support. He's not alone, no matter how much he feels like he is. And Ignitus' sacrifice won't be in vain.

If the voice direction were better, I could absolutely see Cynder being conveyed as more panicked/stressed in this scene. Less obviously in the beginning, before Dark Spyro, but more clearly when he does make his comeback. We saw how she reacted to Dark Spyro in The Eternal Night; she was scared there. But she figured out what to do pretty quickly. In the much less controlled situation of "Oh, Ignitus just died to protect them, and Spyro's losing himself to his grief for his father figure, with no Dark Aether to remove as an exposure component"? I imagine she'd be freaking out, looking for literally any way to stop him from keeping this up. Especially with the need to confront Malefor, preferably before the planet exploded.

[absinthemindedly]

Sometimes life isn't so bad, it's just the Familial Curse